Get the edge with Hidden Forces where media entrepreneur and financial analyst Demetri Kofinas gives you access to the people and ideas that matter, so you can build financial security and always stay ahead of the curve.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 423 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessGovernment |
In Episode 399 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas interviews Bowtied Mara about Argentina’s political history, its economy, the local real estate market, the energy sector, and President Javier Milei’s efforts to revive growth, combat inflation, and ... more
In Episode 398 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas speaks with Kennox Strategic Value Fund investment directors Charles Heenan and Geoff Legg about their investment framework and macro worldview. Known for their focus on top-quality, sector-leading co... more
In Episode 397 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas speaks with Jim Bianco, President and Macro Strategist at Bianco Research, about the macroeconomic factors driving the recent rise in bond yields and a range of other variables shaping the economies o... more
In Episode 396 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas speaks with Christine Rosen about her book, “Extinction of Experience: Being Human in a Disembodied World,” which explores the cultural and emotional shifts that accompany our embrace of technology an... more
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Hidden forces is a decent interview style podcast. The interviews are typically well prepared and conducted. Sadly, recently we have seen and heard here a lot of crazy conspiracy stuff. Unchallenged and seemingly not well prepared. I think Demetri needs a refresher in critical thinking and scientific skepticism. I recommend Dr Steven Novella as guest. That would clear up JFK assassination theories and Alien visitations. Otherwise, this is a good podcast.
Conversations to expand your mind.
I am an early Boomer (more bluntly, an old guy) whose journey through the podcast world has been random at best. I sampled several podcasts along the way, but couldn’t find any that held my interest beyond an episode or two. Until I happened upon Hidden Forces and Demetri Kofinas. All one has to do is scroll through Hidden Forces episode titles to fully appreciate the wide variety of the subjects Demetri tackles. These episodes are more than interviews. They are conversations with people ... more
Demetri is not one of those podcasters who is just offering a vehicle for his guest’s self-promotion.
He is genuinely interested in the conversation, in drawing out his guest and exploring their ideas.
He takes the trouble to read their book. He puts in the effort.
I have been listening to the podcast for a couple of years.
The only reason I have not subscribed to get the additional content is that I fear losing large chunks of my life to this worthy project.
I have a suspicion I may have ... more
Lots of great episodes with lots of depth and interesting people. Kofinas is a well articulated and skilled interviewer who keeps the show on track and really digs to the heart of subject. Hidden forces has broadened my understanding of the underlying “hidden” forces at play around the political and economic landscape.
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